Bank of America Corporation

Chinmay S Barhale

Sandeep Kumar Chauhan

Yash Sharma

Therese Humburg Willis

Jeetendra Hukmichand Jain

Ravikiran Subramanya Rao

Ravi Kumar Kesani

James J Park

Paul Marziani

Eric W Doyle

Vikash Damani

Kiran Pulla

Deepak Gaikwad

Debraj Goswami

Sivakumar Bogu

Satyasai Veera Venkata Gudimetla

Systems, methods, and computer program products are provided herein for tokenized data transfers between electronic devices in a distributed network. An example method includes receiving a request for a tokenized data transfer associated with at least a first user and determining one or more data transfer parameters defining the tokenized data transfer request. The example method further includes generating a data transfer token for the first user based on the data transfer parameters where the data transfer token includes at least a first resource associated with the first user. The example method also includes providing the data transfer token within a mobile resource application of the first user. A second user associated with the request for the tokenized data transfer based may be determined based on the one or more data transfer parameters, and the method may include effectuating the tokenized data transfer between the users.

Systems and methods for tokenized data transfers between electronic devices in a distributed network

A system includes a first data center that includes a first computing device communicatively coupled to a first database. The first computing device is configured to determine data stored in the first database to be replicated to a second database communicatively coupled to a second computing device of a remote data center. The first computing device is further configured to determine whether a point-to-point data tunnel has been established across a broadband cellular network between the first computing device and the second computing device and to establish the point-to-point data tunnel across the broadband cellular network between the first computing device and the second computing device when it is determined that the point-to-point data tunnel has not been established. The first computing device is further configured to replicate the data to the second database by transmitting the data to the second computing device across the point-to-point data tunnel.

Data replication over low-latency network

Embodiments of the present invention provide a system for triggering cross channel data caching on network nodes. Historical event data and live event data of a user may be monitored to determine an expected event that includes one or more expected channels. An expected period of time for the expected event may also be determined. Relevant user data may then be identified from one or more systems of record and cached or otherwise compressed. One or more nodes of a network associated with each of the one or more expected channels are then identified. The cached data is then transmitted to virtual data structures associated with each of the one or more nodes. The cached data is then generally maintained in these virtual data structures on the network for the expected period of time.

System for triggering cross channel data caching on network nodes

A data attack detection system that includes a record host and an orchestration host. The record host stores account information for card holders. The orchestration host includes a switch interface configured to receive transaction information for a card from a network. The orchestration host further includes a velocity trap engine that stores received transaction information for the card in a cardholder file. The velocity trap engine creates entries in a velocity transaction timestamp record for the card when the number of transactions for the card in the cardholder record within a first predetermined time interval exceeds a first activity level threshold. The velocity trap engine discontinues a transaction flow between the orchestration host and the record host for the card when the number of transactions for the card in the velocity transaction timestamp record within a second predetermined time interval exceeds a second activity level threshold.

Information security using velocity attack detection

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Hyderabad Telangana, India

Chinmay S Barhale